Conair and Revlonx are both top-selling brands of Hot Air Brushes. But you probably have been wondering; Which Hot Air Brush is the best?
In this article, we are going to do a side by side comparison of 3 different models from each company. They have similar styles, features, and prices.
We will also see, What is the best hot air brush for short hair?
Revlon VS Conair: BlowDryer & Styler Hot Air Brushes
INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Hot Air Spin Brush
- (2) Brush attachments with protective cover
- 2-inch brush (for longer hair)
- 1 1/2- inch brush (for mid to shorter lengths)
- Brushes are easily swapped with the click of a button
- Hot Air Brush rotates in both directions
- Use with or without spin function
- on “cool setting” Hot Air Brush will NOT spin or get hot
- Tangle-free antistatic bristles
- Tourmaline ceramic negative ion effect
- The removable filter allows easy lint cleanup and extends motor life.
- Insulated using mica, a naturally occurring mineral with thermal properties
- Cord approx 5ft
- Smooths hair well
- Gives hair lots of volume
- 360 swivel cord
- Brush tip stays cool won’t burn you
- will repair or replace your unit for 36 months from the date of purchase
Pro Tips
- Make sure your hair is 70-80% dry
- Make sure buttons are facing out
- For volume:
- Spin brush as you pull down on your hair
- For curl:
- Pulse the spin button to rollup the hair
- Then heat for 30-sec
- switch to the cool setting to lock in the curl
- slowly unwind hair manually to avoid tangles
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- To flip or curl end:
- continuously rotate while placing your other hand on the outside of hair for resistance
- Heat for 15-30 sec for the desired effect
Cons
- Learning Curve (see pro tips on how to use)
- Can tangle your hair a little trying to learn to use the spin feature
- Takes longer to dry than Revlon
- 2” brush is smaller than Revlon
- Bristles are soft no supporting bristles like Revlon
- Not for super curly hair since you will need to have your hair mostly dry before using this as a finishing and styling brush. Leaves wave pattern or frizzy appearance
Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush
Features
- My top pick for Long hair, Curly or Natural Hair smooth blowouts
- Cuts down drying time by nearly half
- Super large brush
- Sleek and smooth results
- More air movement than
- Hair doesn’t have to be almost dry to use it
- Best for long hair
- Gets really hot
- No need to use a straightener or flat iron afterward
- Supporting Bristles: Nylon Pin & Tufted Boar Bristles for detangling, improved volume and control.
- Unique Oval Design for Smoothing the Hair, while the Round Edges Create Volume
- Ceramic Coating helps with even heat distribution
- swivel cord
- Certification seal
- 4 year limited warranty
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Cons
- 1 size ONLY brush
- Not for making waves or curls
- Do NOT use a Voltage Converter as it will damage the Unit.
- Large size can be a problem for people with carpal tunnel
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See Revlon and Conair in action with Julissa Guillen’s video
Conair VS Revlon Hot Air Brush Combo Kit
Conair VS Revlon Hot Air Brush Combo Kit
Revlon Hot Air Brush Kit for Styling & Frizz Control
- Three attachments for total styling control
- 1/4-inch tourmaline ceramic-coated thermal brush
- 3/4-inch natural boar and nylon bristle brush (Smaller Brush Size)
- concentrator nozzle
- Tourmaline Ceramic technology
- Professional length swivel power cord
- Three attachments:
- 1/2 inches Thermal Brush (Bigger Brush Size)
- 1-inch Thermal Brush
- ⦁ concentrator nozzle
- Attachment Release Button for an easy switch
- 3X Ceramic Coating for less hair damage
- Swivel cord
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The ONLY dual voltage Hot Air Brush I could find was Conair 2-in-1 Hot Air Curling Combo
Conair 2-in-1 Hot Air Curling Combo
Conair OR Revlon Hot Air Paddle Brush Dryer
INFINITIPRO BY CONAIR Hot Air Paddle Brush
Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Styler, Black
- Style as you dry - eliminate the need to dry, section or even brush hair before use
- 3 types of bristles - detangling for easier drying, silicone for added shine and nylon guides hair for styling control
- Smooth Results with Less Frizz in Half the Time
- POWER of a Dryer PRECISION of a
- Flexible Tangle Free Bristles
In Conclusion
Which brand of hot air brush is the best?
Revlon
- All Hot Air Brushes are more powerfull than Conair
- Better for curly and thick hair textures
Conair
- Not made to use on wet hair
- Best for Fine/thin hair textures
